All articles by Fruitnet.com Staff – Page 17
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ArticleDamco acquires Pacific Network Global Logistics
Damco signs agreement to acquire Australian logistics provider Pacific Network Global Logistics to improve capabilities in Asia Pacific region
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ArticleAustralian cherries eye Asian access
Access to two major Asian markets appears to be on the cards for Australia's cherry industry
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ArticleMaersk halts Iran services
Fresh produce exports to Iran have become increasingly difficult with Maersk stalling all services to the pariah state as of 9 October
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ArticleAPL Logistics to take over Chinese joint venture
Joint venture buy-out will increase APL Logistics' presence in the Chinese market and improve supply chain capabilities
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ArticleNew Zealand pears into the future
There are hopes that a handful of pear varieties that have gone into trials could be grown commercially in five to ten years
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ArticleIndia extends crop insurance scheme
Grape, pomegranate and banana growers in Maharashtra are to benefit from the extension of a government initiated insurance scheme
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ArticleEx-All Black promotes NZ Avocados
New Zealand rugby star Jerome Kaino has put his weight behind the country’s avocado promotions in Japan
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ArticleNZ votes in favour of grower levy
New Zealand’s fruit and vegetable industry will be supported by a grower-funded levy for the next six years following a referendum last week
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ArticleTrade agreements key for Philippine bananas
The Philippines must develop bilateral trade agreements if it is to establish new banana exports destinations, according to one industry leader
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ArticleTesco Lotus to go online
Tesco Lotus is to introduce an online shopping service in Thailand as smart phone usage in the country continues to climb
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ArticleAeon stays the course in China
Retail giant Aeon pushes ahead with Chinese expansion plans despite a storm of anti-Japanese sentiment there over an ongoing territorial dispute
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ArticleEmirates service links Australia with Dubai
Emirates freight division is to increase capacity between Australia and Dubai with a number of new services
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ArticleConcerns over US apple exports to China
According to reports from the US, China ceased issuing import permits for its apples back in early August
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ArticleShipping to benefit from stimulus measures
US and European Union stimulus measures should see an increase in demand for containerised shipping, according to a Malaysian bank
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ArticleShipping line takes new tack in price war
Maersk Shipping Line has taken the bold move of raising rates amidst an industry-wide price war
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ArticleJapanese retailers close in China
Japanese retailers are shutting up shop in China as people there react violently to Japan’s claim over a disputed group of islands in the East China Sea
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ArticleIndian investment begins to flow
Foreign investment reforms appear to be paying off with the main Bombay Stock Exchange index reaching its highest close since July 2011
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ArticlePhilippines grants access for Argentine citrus
Argentine citrus is the latest beneficiary as the Philippine government continues to open its borders to imported fresh produce
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ArticleIndia eyes new grape export markets
India could send grapes to New Zealand and Canada for the first time next year as it looks to develop new markets outside of Europe
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ArticleIndia eases open the door for FDI
Investors are cautiously optimistic that after years of hinting and false starts India’s government has finally opened its retail sector to foreign investment